Packaging teams today are under pressure to do more with less—control costs, maintain uptime, reduce material use, and support sustainability goals, all without disrupting production. Customers choose Sealstrip for simple integration, system reliability, material efficiency, and sustainability alignment, delivered in a way that fits into existing packaging operations without adding capital burden or operational risk.
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See the latest in easy open and resealable solutions for automated flexible packaging at Pack Expo International! Alternate stand up pouch resealable will be running on a PFM vertical bagger. No stand up pouch machine? No problem! Our FreshPak easy open and resealable feature is applied on a VFFS with a single-side gusset - which can then turn and sit up on the shelf just like an sup!
Sealstrip is excited to be launching a reseal feature for trayed products running on a PFM flowwrapper at Pack East!
Sustainability in packaging is no longer a mere trend; it is becoming a necessity driven by environmental concerns and regulatory demands. Among the most promising advancements in this realm are monomaterials, single-material compositions that offer a host of benefits over traditional multilayered packaging. For packaging engineers, understanding the potential of monomaterials is crucial for developing future-ready solutions.
Dive into the top 3 strategies CPGs are implementing to achieve sustainability goals - and how Sealstrip can help your packaging go green!
#BFY demand is surging across packaged food — and it's rewriting what the package has to do: from a red flag to a badge of freshness, safety, and quality.
Food waste is an enormous, expensive problem — and most of it happens after the groceries are home. ReFED estimates that about a quarter of the U.S. food supply goes to waste each year, and consumer households are the single biggest source. USDA puts total U.S. food waste at roughly 30–40% of the food supply, and the UN’s 2024 Food Waste Index attributes about 60% of global food waste to households. A large share of that is simply food that goes stale or spoils after the package is opened — which is exactly where resealable packaging earns its keep.
Medical and pharmaceutical packaging carries two demands at once. It has to open cleanly and reliably in a clinical setting — often with gloved hands, under time pressure — and it has to show at a glance that the package hasn’t been opened or tampered with before it reaches the patient. Those aren’t competing goals: the right easy-open feature is also your tamper evidence. Here’s how to think about it, and which Sealstrip features fit.
Tamper evidence is about trust: a shopper, a clinician, or a regulator needs to see instantly that a package hasn’t been opened since it left the plant. In flexible packaging, that proof comes from a feature that can’t be undone once it’s been used. Here’s how tamper evidence works in flexible packaging, and which Sealstrip features deliver it.
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